What is Windows Modules installer worker

Disabling the Windows Modules Installer worker process is used to ensure system security and stability, disabling the process does more harm than good, and does not recommend that friends be disabled.

Windows Modules Installer worker is a system daemon, a filename called Tiworker, which is part of Microsoft's Windows operating system. For Windows Update (Automatic Update), for installing some Microsoft-issued installation packages to modify or replace system files;

Windows Modules Installer worker is the normal process of windows and will maintain the system at timed intervals. Typically, a period of time after installation, or when the system is just started, Win10, causing Windows to boot and run slowly.

The process maintenance system functions in: Delete temporary files, organize system disk fragments, will be the overall anti-virus, automatic installation of patches, and some other optimizations.

Reason analysis of Windows Modules Installer worker process hard disk occupancy 100%

The system is installing some system modules, or Windows Update is downloading the installation security update automatically, or when an update installation fails, Windows Modules Installer worker accesses the hard drive continuously, causing the hard drive to occupy 100% of the time.

First, explain why this is happening because Windows Update runs in the background and installs patches.

Open the Windows Settings menu in the Start menu

Find updates and security

Select advanced options in the Windows Update option

Select a notification in the mode of installation update option to schedule a reboot and postpone the upgrade

This window will be temporarily upgraded to the system, and you can go in here and choose your upgrade time when you need it.